#full frame dslr nikon

Last month we gave you guys a quick tour of the Nikon D810 and a brief rundown of some of the improvements that Nikon implemented on their new full-frame camera. Here’s the link brief first impression of the Nikon D810 which should get your feet wet for this full review. Some of these new tweaks include Flat Picture Control for broader dynamic range, Zebra Strips and Split Screen Zoom for improved composition in Live View, as well as the ability to shoot Full-HD clips at 60 frames-per-second. Although the D810 still lags behind other popular dSLR cameras used by most videographers, Nikon deserves a pat in the back for the commendable efforts that they’ve made to narrow the gap even more with every new camera model. Nikon D810 specs: 36.3MP CMOS Full-frame (35.9 x 24 mm) EXPEED 4 image processor Hybrid AF System 51-point AF points (15 cross-type) ISO 64 – 12800 30 secs. Nikon has recently added another full-frame camera into their portfolio, and its comes in the form of 24MP-touting D750 that sports a 51-point AF system, max burst rate of 6.5fps and a 3.2-inch vari-angle display just to name a few. Nikon D750 specs: 24.3MP CMOS Full-frame (35.9 x 24 mm) EXPEED 4 image processor Hybrid AF System 51-point AF System ISO 50 – 51200 30 secs. Read more in our articles including "Nikon D810 Review" and "Nikon D750 launched, FX format camera for $2,300".